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  1. Hi James,

    Thanks for this. This is very timely as we are currently considering using the Microsoft MDM and DQS products. I have a few questions for you or anyone else out there who has experience with Maestro:
    1. How widely used is their product? In understand that they built the original MS solutions that have now been bought by MS so my question is around their current offering rather than the products they sold to MS.
    2. I suspect that eventually MS will play catch up and include the features of Master Data Maestro as part of SQL. If that happens can we easily move to the native SQL functionality or does an investment in Maestro mean we will be wedded to them for a long time. NOTE, this is only a bad thing if we are licensing something that available out of the box in SQL.

    Thanks again for sharing your research. Like I said this is very timely for me.

    Tino Tsuro

    • Hi Tino,

      Glad to help! Your answers:

      1. They have over 50 customers and are growing at 100% a year since the service product was release 18 months ago. They have customers in all the major segments including oil and gas, healthcare, manufacturing, financial services, entertainment, etc.

      2. While no one but Microsoft can predict what Microsoft might do, their roadmap seems focused on moving everything to the cloud. Since the base repository is MDS with everything running on top of it, today that would be a seemless transition. An example is you can still use the MDS web UI and Excel add-in for MDS in addition to the Maestro Desktop

      Hope this helps!

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